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Right, this stupid Uni network allows me to stream audio such as digital radio, but prevents me from streaming video. I assume this is because of ports needed or something. I'm using WMP and was wondering if anyone knows of any little tricks to change it so everything comes through another port? Or if someone can recommend a different player that does things differently. Any advice is really appreciated...
Right, this stupid Uni network allows me to stream audio such as digital radio, but prevents me from streaming video. I assume this is because of ports needed or something. I'm using WMP and was wondering if anyone knows of any little tricks to change it so everything comes through another port? Or if someone can recommend a different player that does things differently. Any advice is really appreciated...
How strange, I got RealPlayer to do it. Problem is the thing I want to watch doesnt always broadcast to RP. Surely if RP can do it WMP should be able to? I want it working in WMP cus its always broadcast to WMP... more fiddling will ensue!
Why don't you try using another program to handle streaming video?
Windows Media Player Classic is a good choice- it's a standalone player, and I use it all the time. VLC is also a good choice. Perhaps that operate via different ports?
Windows Media Player Classic is a good choice- it's a standalone player, and I use it all the time. VLC is also a good choice. Perhaps that operate via different ports?
Ok here's the thing, the videos are streamed in a number of formats, WMP, Realplayer and Winamp. Tho normally only in WMP format, which is mms://. Whenever I try to run it on realplayer it opens in WMP anyway. I have tried loading the WMP stream into other players, and it either crashes them, fails to do anything or reverts to WMP. Hence the reason I want to get WMP working. Hope that makes sense...
Edit: I already had the two you suggested, but they dont seem to have any options to change internet options - so they just fail to load the files...
Edit: I already had the two you suggested, but they dont seem to have any options to change internet options - so they just fail to load the files...
Right, I see what you mean.
If you haven't already, in WMP, try: Tools > Options > Network and select the "Use ports" box. Then enter ports that you think/know are unblocked, and see what happens.
If you haven't already, in WMP, try: Tools > Options > Network and select the "Use ports" box. Then enter ports that you think/know are unblocked, and see what happens.
Tried that, made me use ports 8080 to 8087, of which only 8080 is unlocked, hence didnt work...